Casting our anxieties on the Lor

 “Casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.” The scripture is quoted from the 1 Peter5:7 of the new testament. 

Our life is so unpredictable and full of problems and needs. In the first century, Jesus’ disciples were forced to spread throughout Asia. The apostle Peter encouraged them to cast all their worries on God. We need to know that Peter’s teaching was not to let us escape suffering, but to give us peace and strength to stand firm in the face of Satan’s attack. Let us be free from anxiety and worry, and free to enjoy God’s steadfast love for us, and to love each other.

Before I became a Christian, though I kept on doing everything carefully, I often felt lack of security anytime and anywhere. I was fulfilled with anxieties in my heart. I didn’t know how my future was and how to realize my dreams, so that let my life become better. Since I received the Lord’s love and believed the Lord’s rules, I often attended all preaches held by our church. By listening to some sermons of our pastor, let me know the above scripture of 1 Peter5:7 of the new testament. Our pastor taught us how to cast our anxieties on the Lord every day. I read the Holy bible book and pray every day. I also follow the pastor method to pray for my trouble during my prayers. After I pray for all worries, I don’t pay more attention to all troubles. I only keep on trying my best to do the right things. With time, it seems that all difficulties disappear. My mood changes toward good naturally. 

In the recent days, I am facing some new troubles in my hometown. I know that the things cannot be resolved if I only depend on my ability. I must cast my troubles on the Lord through my prayers and all Christians’ help. I believe God can grant me more wisdom to deal with all conflictions of my family members. Because I read the Holy bible book this morning, the Lord told me the following word that “Though I walk in the midst of trouble, you preserve my life; you stretch out your hand against the wrath of my enemies, and your right hand delivers me.” Psalms 138:7